which is the best in a crossbow 100 grain or 125
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There are a couple of deciding factors how fast your crossbow shoots and what your recommended weight of your arrows..... if you have a 15 grain per inch arrow at 20 inches long then u have a 300 grain arrow and it will be 400 with a 100 gr broadhead or 425 with a 125 gr broadhead generally a lighter broadhead shoots faster and a heavier broadhead has better penatration hope this helps u
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i got the pro magnum five footer 625. it comes with 12 broad darts 12 stun dart and 12 bamboo darts. this one you can really hunt with it small game like rabbits, bird, squirrels any small animal. it works great i love it
1587752
Don't really know, but I have the aluminun bolts on a 175lb crossbow and they work good.
1255374
With a 100 grain piont they are 425 grains. The 10 point web site lists all their arrows and weights.
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My son's Inferno Fury crossbow came with 16" bolts and has a draw weight of 175 pounds. We found these 20" bolts to be better quality than what came with the bow. These 20" bolts are durable and shoot well in this crossbow.
126920
My crossbow is a little slower, but the kinetic emergy index is over 100. Which is why the bolts were blowing through my compound bow targets. My 20 inch bolts penetrate about 7 inches, but are very easy to extract. I would bet the targer would work well for you. It is a good size and heavy. Hope this helps.
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Specs state up to 285 fps, though we never had our clocked. I would assume that is with the aluminum bolts that are included with the crossbow, but I am not sure of that. I personally wouldn't use aluminum bolts in any crossbow, carbon fiber can be had at a price point that makes them very competitive with aluminum, especially when you take carbon fibers durability into consideration. I have taken 3 deer with one carbon fiber bolt, I doubt you could shoot one of the aluminum bolts that are included three times without damaging it beyond the point of reliability.
229421
eBay is the best part to find Horton crossbow parts. TenPoint bought Horton and they will not do anything for you
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Linda: The target tips supplied are 150 grain and for good reason: I've taken 3 deer with this excellent crossbow so far and all with 145-150 grain broadheads. This is the most accurate and hard hitting weight to use for this crossbow. I've added weight to my 125 grain broadheads to make them a 145-150 grain broadhead and they will not fail you! Some say go lightweight (100-125 gr) for more speed but you are then only achieving about 6 to 8 feet per second faster but have less penetration. Also the heavier tip weights are much easier on the crossbow itself. Trust me, stick with 145-150 grains for these tip weights! Linda: The target tips supplied are 150 grain and for good reason: I've taken 3 deer with this excellent crossbow so far and all with 145-150 grain broadheads. This is the most accurate and hard hitting weight to use for this crossbow. I've added weight to my 125 grain broadheads to make them a 145-150 grain broadhead and they will not fail you! Some say go lightweight (100-125 gr) for more speed but you are then only achieving about 6 to 8 feet per second faster but have less penetration. Also the heavier tip weights are much easier on the crossbow itself. Trust me, stick with 145-150... » Read More Linda: The target tips supplied are 150 grain and for good reason: I've taken 3 deer with this excellent crossbow so far and all with 145-150 grain broadheads. This is the most accurate and hard hitting weight to use for this crossbow. I've added weight to my 125 grain broadheads to make them a 145-150 grain broadhead and they will not fail you! Some say go lightweight (100-125 gr) for more speed but you are then only achieving about 6 to 8 feet per second faster but have less penetration. Also the heavier tip weights are much easier on the crossbow itself. Trust me, stick with 145-150 grains for these tip weights! « Show Less
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I've never hunted with a crossbow. But I just shot a big bodied deer at 13 yards in the shoulder with a mathews z7 64lbs and the extreme broke the shoulder bone and took out the heart. So based on that, if I did hunt with a crossbow I'd use the extreme without hesitation. I presume my mathews shoots at at least 300fps so, the 355 would not generate that much difference in kinetic energy.
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High quality .20s, I used king arms. I also used goldenball .25 and .28. The .12s will damage the gun, dont use them.
2085491
Sorry. Hubby says it goes up to 150 grain only, nothing for 155 grain cast bullet.
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I agree with "daddyo". I will be hunting with Arrow Precision 6 Pack Carbon Arrows (20-Inch) tipped with G5 Outdoors T3 100 Grain 3 Pack Crossbow Broadhead. With the bolts and tips that came with it I am hitting groups the size of my fist at 25 yards and the last time I was firing it I actually "Robin Hooded" one of my bolts. Split the end of the bolt with another bolt. Very cool story but terribly unfortunate for my bolt count.
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I use the Barnett Penetrator at 365 fps on targets and game. Has worked AWESOME. These arrows, combined with the Muzzy three fixed blade broadhead at 125 grains it is very accurate. Every shot has passed completely through whitetail deer, bone and all. Recommend Luminocks for arrow recovery.
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I like mussy 125 broadhead with cabela 22 inch bolts but that's for Barnett predator so if your crossbow comes with 20 in bolts stay with it
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Fixed three blade 125gr should work, the bolts are shorter than a standard xbow 14"
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I have the HEADHUNTER"S and they came with 100gr.,but why would you care,the points are inexpensive and you should purchase the grain tip to match your hunting broad head.